Programming is fun stuff ! And though I understand the economic pressure for proprietary software—after all, I code for money, too—a program without its source code is somehow incomplete, a muted form of communication. In that spirit, these programs are here for others to use, read, learn from, enjoy ... maybe even contribute.
If you're curious about my development abilities and interests, check out my development journal at Advogato and my Source Forge developer profile.
Drumbox
Drumbox is a sequencer for Linux ! It uses all the latest and most neato libraries, including GStreamer for audio processing. The current application features a spiffy GNOME 2 interface. Drumbox can sequence samples from any file format that GStreamer can handle (WAV, MP3, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, etc.), and it also supports input and output to MIDI devices and ...
Histogram CGI Script
This little hack of a script generates a histogram image (PNG format) for data sets given as CGI parameters.
Jackbox
Jackbox is an application for viewing, connecting, and disconnecting ports in a JACK network. Jackbox sports a shiny GTK+ 2.0 interface and is written in the always excellent Python scripting language. As usual, it is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Moosak
Moosak is a music player applet for the GNOME 2 panel. It uses PyGTK for the interface, and harnesses the media power of GStreamer for the actual music playing part. At the moment, Moosak can play CDs, MP3 files, Ogg Vorbis files, WAV files, and FLAC files. Moosak basically behaves as a stripped down version of Rhythmbox, though ...
Photoshrink
Photoshrink makes it easy to create web pages for presenting a collection of images. The source package comes with a command–line utility and a web interface. Photoshrink is written in Python and requires the Python Imaging Library. The software is distributed under the terms of the GPL.
Plucky-XML
Ever wanted a simple GUI tool for investigating an XML document in Linux ? Plucky-XML is a little app for doing just that.
Pysite
Pysite is the tool that I use to generate this web site. It searches through a directory tree and loads files with particular names, building up HTML and PHP files as it goes. I am not sure how useful other people will find this software, but I am putting it here nonetheless. At the very least, it might help someone ...
CCM Tools
The CORBA Component Model Tools (CCM Tools) are a set of code generators intended to make it easier to generate CORBA components from a small set of IDL files. This set of tools is implemented in a combination of Java and Python and is distributed primarily under the GNU Lesser General Public License.